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HOUSING MARKET
Spring is the Time to Buy
From all indications, the housing market across Canada is going to be hot this
spring. Spring is always the busiest home-buying season and this year promises
to be the busiest ever.
The return of better economic conditions and improved employment prospects
are giving many Canadians the confidence to become first time home buyers or
to upgrade their existing housing. When coupled with mortgages rates that are
the lowest they have been in many years, the scene is set for the return of boom
times.
If you are in the market to buy a house, be prepared for a hectic time. Fortunately
there are a number of steps you can take to make life easier for yourself and to
ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your purchase   -
Before you even begin house hunting in earnest, you should put your mortgage
arrangements in place. You do this by getting yourself pre-qualified with a
lender. To pre-qualify, you complete most of the paper work and provide the
financial information required to get a mortgage. The leader issues you with a
pre-qualification certificate indicating how large a mortgage you are eligible for.
Most certificates also guarantee the interest rate on the mortgage and some will
also guarantee that if rates go down before you actually buy your house, you will
be eligible for the lower rate.
Armed with a pre-qualification certificate you can house hunt with more
confidence. First, you know how much of a mortgage you can get and, therefore,
the price range you can afford. Secondly, because you have a guaranteed interest
rate, you know what your maximum monthly payments will be.
Perhaps most importantly, because you can put your mortgage in place before
you get caught up in the flurry of house hunting, you have time ensure that you
get the best mortgage available. Shop around. All mortgages are not created
equal.
The best mortgage is more than just the lowest interest rate (although you
certainly want the best rate available). Here are a few of the questions you will
want to ask in evaluating whether a particular mortgage is the best for you. What
are the prepayment options? What are the lender's requirements if you decide to
sell your house? What type of life insurance is available and how much does it
cost? What are the renegotiations or renewal privileges? What fees are required
to discharge or renew your mortgage? Jlflt
By dealing with these questions in advance, you have time to ensure that you
have the best possible mortgage a home this spring, start dealing with your
mortgage arrangements now. You will be glad you did.
For more information on mortgages and how to pre-qualify for one, talk to your
banker. T.D Bank, 32817 Sth Fraserway, Abbotsford Tel©604) 870-2200
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Spring has started and already there is a change in the behavioral pattern
of all those around us. It is amazing how the weather seems to have an
affect on people. All you have to do is walk down a shopping mall and
observe the various young and old shoppers hurrying with their goodies in
their bags. If you see a frown on their faces and they drag their feet along
then for sure its fall, But if you see a spring in their walk, a cheery smile
which seems to tell as if they have purchased a real bargain, then for sure
you know that spring is here and summer is not too far away.
Talked with a car sales person two days ago and he too had a happy face
on him. He laughed and told us that good things are in store for all in the
Valley. He had sold 6 cars and the month of March is only half gone. The
real estate people are also humming along with the increase of activity in
their industry and are hopeful that the year 2000 is going to be a great year
for all. Yes just like we said two weeks ago, Abbotsford is going to see an
all-round increase in activity that will boost our economy to even greater
heights.
Now if only the NDP will give us some money to start building a hospital
to replace the old dilapidated one we are making do with. Why about a
month ago, my four-year-old nephew who was visiting us with his parents
fell ill suddenly and the doctor at the walk-in clinic referred us to the
hospital. I just could not believe when we had to wait for close to 3 hours
before the pediatrician to showed up to see him. Efficiency this is
definitely not and I guess you cannot blame anybody for wanting to work
under these conditions. Why even the inmates are getting a new hospital.
Does this mean that we may have to start going to their hospital if we fall
ill? Premier Dosanjh please take heed the Feds are trying to tell you
something? This may be one chance the NDP have to redeem themselves
in the Valley.
The berry fields are seeing activity once again as farmers start fertilizing
their berry fields with chicken manure - a cure for stuffed noses. Pruning
of raspberry canes is just about completed and the farmers have started to
get their fields ready for replanting. Yes, SPRING IS HERE AGAIN.
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You never know! Many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack, what
can you do? Without help a person whose heart stops beating properly begins to
feel faint and has about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness. However
these victims can help themselves by coughing repeatedly and very vigorously.
A deep breath should be taken before each cough, and cough must be deep and
prolonged, as producing sputum from deep inside the chest.. A breath and cough
must be repeated about every 2 seconds without let up until help arrives, or until
the heart is felt to be normal again.
Deep breath gets oxygen into lungs and coughing movements squeeze the heart
and keep the blood circulating. The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it
regain normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can get to phone and,
between breaths, call for help, you'll' be giving yourself CPR with this
technique..
The above was taken from Health Cares, Rochester General and e-mailed to me
by a people loving person—Ross McDonald, Lighthouse Realty.
Please tell as many other people as possible about this. It could save their lives
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checked. The thyroid gland (either overactive or underactive) can cause
behavioural changes. Also, varying levels of blood glucose can affect
the brain and result changes in behaviour patterns. Your doctor can rule
out these causes.
Seizure activity can affect brain functions. These may not be the
epilepsy-type whole-body seizures seen in some epileptic patients, but
localized seizures in the brain. Some types of depressions are "atypical"
resulting in aggressive and hostile behaviour. Proper treatment of the
condition can reduce these symptoms.
A common cause of dementia are stroke, tumours and other disorders
that affect the brain directly. Use of CAT scans or MRI can detect any
damage due to these causes. Dementia isn't always 'just getting older';
It can sometimes be reversed. $M
If you have any questions about medications that might cause behaviour
problems, check with our pharmacists. We'd be glad to help.
High blood pressure can shorten the average Canadian's life by as much
as 15 years. Poor diet, high cholesterol, smoking and lack of exercise are
all culprits that contribute to this statistic. Have you had your blood
pressure checked lately?
Speaking of diet, strict vegetarian diets do not supply adequate amounts
of calcium. To get the amount of calcium provided by one cup of milk, a
vegan would have to eat 4 &1/2 cups of broccoli, a good vegetable
source of calcium.
Speaking of nutrition, March is Nutrition Month. With all those weight-
loss diets making the rounds, like low carbohydrate-high fat and that
high protein diet, there is still one tried and true way to get a balance in
your diet. Just follow the Canada Food Guide. It doesn't have the
glamour of some of the more highly publicized diets.
There is a new diagnostic tool being refined that will give the same result
as an angiogram without the invasiveness of that procedure. It's called
Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA) and it uses magnets to create
images of the arteries. If the cost of this procedure is reasonable, it could
be used as a snapshot of our artery health. The results might encourage
us to a better life style.
Speaking of changes, if you are looking for a change in pharmacy, give
ours a try .We'd be happy to handle all your medication needs.
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2 9.83 acre blueberry $359,000 ?;
3 10 acre blueberry $565,000
4 27 acre & home $446,900
5 19 acre Langley-Possibly make 2 houses $525,000
6 44 acre raspberry $945,000
7 19.2 acre blueberry $965,000
8 40 acre blueberry farm
9 21.53 acre blueberry $1.1 million
10 120 acre raspberry, blueberry and more only 2 million
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shares equity in B.C. Hot Tomatoes - expecting gross sale $1.2
million - Asking $1.9 million TRADE WELCOME |
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3180 CROWN COURT
3 bed up with 2 bed legal suite. Close
to MSA arena. Call Parm
3290 Wagner Drive
New Listing - Spotless & Clean
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2 STOREY WITH 2 BDROOM
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2471 Hill Tout
2000 sq. ft house on 11545 sq.ft lot -
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33695 S.Fraser Way
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Tel: (604) 853-0774 Fax: 852-3829
VANCOUVER TOLL FREE: 856-3627
lllnLLIWACK: (604) 793-7075
MAPLE RIDGE: (604) 463-4386
260-2655 Clearbrook Rd, Abbotsford, B.C.
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2090 PAULSON CR.
Large corner lot in excellent central
location.   Close to hospital, 3 bedroom,
bright kithcen, 2 bedroom legal bsmt suite.
Vendor wants to sell or will trade with bigger
home. CAEL PAR
FAMILYHOME
Custom built, very well kept home with 2 gas
fireplaces.  Spiral staircase, 3 bedroom &
family room off kitchen.   2 bed basement
suite. Vendor would like to trade for home in
Surrey.   Rented...please give 24 hr notice.
CALLPAR FOR MORE INFORMATION
3323 BLUE JAY STREET
Beautiful Victorian style basement entry
home 3 full bathroom.    Family room with
gas fire place.   Bright kitchen w/white
cabinets, 2 bdrm, legal bsmt suite.  Large recr
for upstairs.   Tiled entry, double garage,
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up north which was in 1988. He first started his insurance career
in 1992 from Maple Ridge.
In the beginning of 1993, he met Mr. Wayne Saxbee of Saxbee
Insurance Abbotsford, who took such an instant liking to this
young man that he hired him immediately. This new job offer
fulfilled his long time desire to serve the community he is a part
of.
Home, Auto, Commercial, Farming and Long Haul Trucking
insurance are his specialties. Gill has laways enjoyed meeting
and helping people. He is throughly knowledgeable in all
aspects ofhis fields of insurance. Sukhi, a proven professional,
is very courteous, sociable and friendly.
You may contact him at 853 - 5951 or page him
at 857 - 7261 in order to entrust him with all
your insurance needs.
SAXBEE INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD.
201-32641 South Fraser Way,
Abbotsford, B.C. V2T1X9
Quality Coverage
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Paramjit Oberoi
870-3492
West Oaks Mall Office
50-32700 South Fraser Way
852-6127
Daljeet Bolla
864-6621
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101-32071 South Fraser Way
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MASSIVE COURT WATCH PROGRAM
Canadians are tired of Court Judges coddling vile criminals with light
sentencing while squashing the public's rights to safety and protection.
.Staunch judicial leniency that lets vile criminals shuffle through revolving
doors to freedom has raised public resentment.
The Abbotsford Victim's Rights Movement took a stand when compliant
judge gave a one day prison term to a seasoned long time cocaine dealer.
The prosperous criminal's record dates back to 1991. Is the Judiciary not
aware of the magnitude of problem caused by drug related traffic
accidents, health care costs and broken families, to name a few.
When Police Chief Barry Daniel's voiced grave concern about the lenient
sentence he received severe reprimand in the local News paper from the
President of the BC Bar Association. " Criticizing Judges Ethically
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slipping downhill it behooves the Judiciary to listen to constructive
criticisms by the likes of highly respected Police Chief Barry Daniel's.
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Watch program. Groups of six will attend Court Watching several times a
week to keep record of proceedings. Anyone interested to volunteer please
call (604) 853-3625. No Sunday calls please.
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the professional's choice
Attention Growers Our New
Wholesale Supply Outlet is Open
Evergro Canada Inc. is proud to announce the grand opening of its
Abbotsford branch at 1338 Riverside Road (close to Fountain Tire)
Phone: (604) 850-9500    Fax: (604) 850-7800
Spring Hours: 7 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday - 9 am to 5 pm Saturday
Evergro is pleased to welcome Gurnaib Gill as part of our team. Gurnaib brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to help
K^cjfbwers optimize their crop production. Please drop by to visit and see our extensive selection of fertilizers, seeds, pruners,
tools, sprayers, safety equipment, spreaders, crop protection products, pest controls, soil amendments, peat.
Evergro is a trademark of Evergro Products Inc.
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Last year's event was so much fun we decided to do it again!
Please join us for great food, door prizes and
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10% off all tools in the Coast Agri Store.
Meet The Staff!
Many of our staff will be there to say hello.
Mike Boot & Jean Hogue
Will be present to answer your technical questions
Come and meet our guests!
Mark Sweeney - BCMAF Berry Specialist
Kathleen Zimmerman - BCMAF Vegetable Specialist
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Heritage Stamp Design Winner
Christine Wiebe the chairperson of the Heritage Fair told us about the Heritage ]
Stamp Competition, which was held recently in Abbotsford.
The children Regional Heritage Fair Community of the MSA Museum received
2Q2 designs from 17 schools who participated in this unique art contest. Students
from grades 2 to 9 were invited to express their understanding of Canada History
by designing a postage stamp with a heritage theme.
The winner from each school was chosen to receive a special prize. The overall
winner's stamp design is being printed on the T-shirt that will be worn by students
participating at the CRB Regional Heritage Fair, May 12th and 13 this year at
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The goal of the CRB Heritage Fair Programme is to offer students the opportunity to
explore many aspects of their Canadian heritage. Over 800 students will participate in
their schools in our region. Then, 120 students will attend 2-day event at Sevenoaks
which includes workshops, group activities and cultural performances-a golden
opportunity to present the results of their research to the public.
Our winner for this year Heritage Stamp Design is: Ashley Dhillon, a grade 5 student
from Bakerview Elementary-her design depicts multicultural "togetherness". Ashley's
design was chosen because it fit so well in the theme for this year's Heritage Fair: "First
Nations, All Nations-Celebrate the Millennium!".
She received an award featuring her design and a certificate to commemorate her
achievement from Mayor Ferguson.
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1A-32465 South Fraserway
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TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS:
We wish to advise that the Investors in this Company, Mr. Mohinder (Moe) Gill
and Mr. Paul Wadhawan have taken over Charlesworth Insurance Services Ltd.
And are pleased to announce the appointment of Diane Morphy as our new
Manager. Diane has many years experience in the Insurance Industry in a
management capacity and will be more than pleased to look after your insurance
needs. |ap§
Harjinder S. Deol and Gurcharan S. Sidhu are no longer employed by this
Company
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employed two new staff members. Mr.Amrik S. Gill and Kulwant (Ken) Makkar
are now in our office, and along with our present staff, are ready to help you with
any of your insurance requirements and answer any questions you may have.
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A SYNOPSIS OF
THE TEN SIKH GURUS' LIVES
1. Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji: the 1st Guru
Born on October20, 1469 at Talwandi Rai - Nanakana Sahib - now in
Pakistan.
Born to: Sri Kalyaan Das Ji (Mehta Kalu Rai) - Mata Tripta Ji
Married to: (Mata) Sulakkhani Ji (d/o Sri Moot Chand Ji)
Issue : Two: Baba Sri Chand Ji aand Baba Lakhmi Das Ji
Died on September 22, 1539 at Kartarpur (aged 70 yrs.)
2. Sri Guru Angad Dev Ji: the 2nd Guru
Born on March 31,1504 at Mattay Naangay Di Saran (Ferozepur)
Born to: Sri Pherumal Ji and Mata Daya Ji
Married to: (Mata) Kheevi Ji (d/o Sri Devi Chand Ji)
Issue: Baba Datoo Ji, Baba Dasoo Ji, Bibi Amro Ji, aand Bibi Anokhi Ji
Enthroned on September 17, 1539
Died on April, 1552 (aged 48 yrs)
3. Sri Guru Aamar Das Ji: the 3rd Guru
Born on May 5; 1479 at Basarke (Amritsar)
Born to : Sri Tej Bahan Ji Bhalla and Mata Sulakhni Ji
Married to: (Mata Ramo Ji (d/o Sri Devi Chand Ji Bahl)
Issue: Baba Mohan Ji, Baba Mohari Ji, Bibi Dani Ji and Bibi Bhani Ji
Enthroned on March 29, 1552
Died on September 1, 1574 at Goindwal Sahib (aged 95yrs)
4. Sri Gur Ram Das Ji: the 4th Guru
Born on September 24, 1534 at Choona Mandi, Lahore
Born to Sri Hari Dass Ji and Mata Daya Ji
Married to: (Mata) Bhani Ji (d/o Sri Guru Amar Das Ji)
Issue: Baba Prithi Chand Ji, Baba Mahadev Ji and Sri Gur Arjan Dev Ji
Enthroned on August 30, 1574
Died on September 2, 1581 at Goindwal Sahib ( aged 47yrs)
5. Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji: the 5th Guru
Born on April 15, 1563 at Goindwal Sahib
Born to Sri Guru Ram Das Ji and Mata Bhani Ji
Married to (Mata) Ganga Ji (d/o Sri Krishan Chand Ji)
Issue: Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji
Enthroned on September 1, 1581
Died on May 30, 1606 in Lahore (aged 43 yrs)
6. Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji: the 6th Guru
Born on June 14,1595 at Guru Ki Wadali (Amritsar)
Born to Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji aand Mata Ganga Ji
Married to (Mata) Damodari Ji, (Mata Nanki Ji, aand (Mata) Mahadevi
Ji
Issue: Baba Guditta Ji, Baba Anirai Ji, Baba Atal Rai Ji, Sri Guru Tegh
Bahadur Ji, Baba Suraj Mai Ji and Bibi Amro Ji
Enthroned on June 1,1606
Died on March 3,1644 at Kiratpur Sahib (aged 49 yrs.)
7. Sri Guru Har Rai Ji: the 7th Guru   ;. ^||f
Born on January 16,1630 at Kiratpur Sahib
Born to Baba Gurditta Ji and Mata Nihal Kaur Ji
Married to (Mata) Krishan Kaur Ji
Issue: Baba Ram Rai Ji, Bibi Roop Ji and Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji
Enthroned on March 3,1644
Died on October 6,1661 at Kiratpur Sahib (Ropar) (aged 32 yrs.)
8. Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji: the 8th Guru
Born on July 7,1656 at Kiratpur Sahib (Ropar)
Born to Sri Guru Har Rai ji and Mata Krishna Ji
Enthroned on October 6, 1661
Died on March 30, 1664 at Bhogal (Delhi), aged 8 yrs.
9. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji: the 9th Guru
Born on April 1, 1621 in Amritsar
Born to Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji and Mata Nanaki Ji
Married to (Mata) Gujri Ji, (d/o Sri Lai Chand Ji Khattari)
Issue: Sri Gobind Rai Ji
10. Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji: the 10th Guru
Born on December 22,1666 in Patna Sahib (Bihar)
Born to Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji and Mata Gujri Ji
Married to (Mata) Ajit Kaur, (Mata) Sundri Kaur Ji and the Sikh-Panth
Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
Issue: Sahibzada Ajit Singh, Sahibzada Jujhar Singh, Sahibzada Zorawar
Sigh aand Sahibzada Fateh Singh Ji
Enthroned on November 9,1675
Died on October 7,1708 at Hazoor Sahib Nanded (Maharashtra), age 42
yrs.
Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji: the essence of the 10 Gurus
Prakash-divas: August 16, 1604 at Sri Harmandir Sahib ,
Amritsar.
Enthroned on October 4, 1708
The job of writing was done by Bhai Gurdas Ji, and that of
editing, by Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, Sri Guru Granth Sahib was
named Guru by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
Note: This information is taken front Sachittar Das Guru Darshan,
written by Bhai Harbhajan Singh and submitted by Jaswant Singh
Dhillon of Abbotsford
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MLA ANNUAL REPORT
Dennis Streifel, MLA for Mission-Kent
FISHERIES
As I say goodbye to the Fisheries Ministry, I welcome the
opportunity to spend more time in my riding as I did in the
four years before I was appointed to Cabinet in 1996. It is
important to me that the fisheries ministry stay alive, and I am
happy to report that this is the case and the good work will
continue under Minister Corky Evans.
On January 6,20001 accompanied Rick Hansen, Chair of the Fraser River Sturgeon Conservation
Society, on a sturgeon tagging outing. The tagging program was begun after many sturgeon
were found dead in 1994. The Conservation Society received $20,000 in February of this
year from the provincial government to help with the ongoing sturgeon preservation project
People in Mission-Kent are concerned about salmon habitat
enhancement. Many community groups, schools and local
governments have benefited from grants from the Fisheries
Ministry and Fisheries Renewal BC for habitat restoration,
urban stream and salmonid renewal projects. The goal is to
have a sustainable, diverse fishery that will employ people
today and in the future.
In February of 1999 the District of
Mission received $40,000 to complete a
watercourse mapping project to assist
with land use planning. A total of
$82,537 was allocated for fisheries-
related projects in the Central Fraser
Valley.
In April I joined 100 students from Stave
Falls Elementary to stock Rolley Lake
with 1500 rainbow trout. Rolley Lake is
one of 1100 lakes and streams to be
stocked with 10-million trout, char and
kokanee each year.
In September, ten Agassiz youth
completed work on a project to improve
fish habitat in the Maria Slough
watershed through the Environmental
Youth Team (E-Team), a Youth Options BC program directed
at youth aged 16 to 24. The program offers work experience
and training in stream ecology, public relations, first aid,
computers, environmental awareness, fisheries enhancement
and career planning. Six E-Team members finished work in
October on a watershed stewardship project with the
Lakahahmen First Nation.
EDUCATION
BC continued to invest in education, which resulted in school
districts getting a per student funding increase in March of
1999. This meant an increase in funding for School District
#75 despite lower enrollment in Mission that would have
otherwise resulted in a reduction in funding.
A number of portables in the riding were dispensed with after
additions were made to Mission Central- and Cherry Hill
elementary schools. A major addition was made to Kanaka
Creek Elementary in neighbouring Maple Ridge, and I was
pleased to attend the opening of the long-awaited Whonnock
Elementary in my own neighbourhood.
In post-secondary education, tuition fees were frozen for the
fourth straight year, and Youth Options BC program of
earning tuition credits for volunteer work gave young people
another avenue to access post-secondary education. The BC
government continued to call on the federal
government to restore over $1 billion that it
has cut from post-secondary funding
Canada-wide since 1995.
COMMUNITY/HERITAGE
I consider it a privilege to attend community
and social events when my schedule permits.
Annual events such as the opening of
Heritage Park, Canada Day, Remembrance
Day, and Candlelight Parade are highlights
for me and my wife Linda. Functions of the
Old Age Pensioners' Organization,
McConnell Creek Farmers' Institute,
Mission Archives and Mission Folk Music
Festival showcase the diversity of our
community and the volunteer spirit that
drives these groups.
I remind everyone to attend the British
Columbia Book Tour which visits Mission at
10 a.m. on March 29 at the Norma Kenney
House in Heritage Park. The book will travel
to more than 200 communities across BC to
give British Columbians an opportunity to
mark the new millenium by adding their
signature to this historic text.
I got my Mark Kenney pennant signed by the 'true western
gentleman' himself, on the occasion of Mart's 90th birthday,
celebrated March 5,2000 by hundreds of well-wishers at
Norma Kenney House in Heritage Park.
easier to do business in British
Columbia. Communities along the
Fraser River received an influx of
provincial assistance to upgrade dikes
last spring during the flood threat.
Trouble spots in Silverdale, Dewdney,
Nicomen Island and Kilby areas were
fixed, sandbags were stockpiled, and
riprap rock was prepared for emergency
use. Over the past three years, BC spent
more than $7 million to assist local
governments with flood protection
work. It paid off, as the river crested
just below main dike levels, breaching
the dike in just a few low spots.
Other provincial government
contributions to local infrastructure
included nearly $1 million to the
District of Mission towards a sewer
project for Cedar Valley, $18,750 to the
Fraser Valley Regional District for
community planning, and $132,500 to
FVRD to improve the Deroche water
system.
. I was pleased to present a $600 cheque to Satwinder Bains,
instructor for the Gum Nanak Mission Punjabi School for textbooks
and resource materials, under the Heritage Language Program on
February 22,2000
INFRASTRUCTURE
Much has been accomplished in the past year with regard to
infrastructure improvements in Mission-Kent. The highlight
for me was being able to secure funding for an engineering
—„ study of the eastern leg of the bypass to
divert Lougheed Highway traffic
away from Mission's downtown core.
I arranged for Highways Minister
Harry Lali to meet with the Mission
Downtown Business Association,
who requested my help to address the
problem of dangerously increasing
traffic on First Ave. The result was
approval of $50,000 to study this
option.
The Ministry of Transportation and
Highways invested $5.3 million
towards several restoration projects in
Mission-Kent last year, from the
Mission interchange, to widening of
the Lougheed Highway from 240"1 St.
to the Albion Slide, to upgrade work
on the Harrison River Bridge and Highway 7 at Mount
Woodside.
Legislative amendments to the Motor Carrier Act removed
restrictions that hindered log and gravel haulers. BC's
haulers now compete on a level playing field with their out-
of-province counterparts. This is just one example of
legislative change and red tape reduction that is helping to
expand the economy, support the private sector and make it
On March 22,19991 announced approval of a $50,000 project
to study the option of an eastern leg of the Mission bypass,
which would divert through traffic out of the downtown core.
Here, I survey the site with a highway official.
I visited Abbotsford Community Services on January 30,2000 where then-Labour Minister Joan
Smallwood spoke to staff and seasonal workers about the 'Know Your Rights' outreach campaign -
to educate workers and employers about workers' rights under the Employment Standards Act
SOCIAL SERVICES
Child care continues to be a priority for this government, and I
was pleased to present cheques totalling over $200,000 to the
Chehalis Indian Band and Sto:lo Nation for new daycare
facilities. Upgrades were made to other day care facilities in
the area:   $4,000
for Happy Days
Children's Centre
which is pperated
through   Mission
Community
Services,   and
$5,000 to Silver-
hill Daycare Society for emergency
repairs.
The Fraser Valley
received close to
$800,000 for job
and   training
opportunities
under   the   BC
Benefits   Youth
Program.    Youth
Community Action and Student Summer Works make it
possible for young people to earn the money they need to
support themselves during their studies.
HEALTH
Concern about health care and the future role of Mission
Memorial Hospital has been the biggest single issue in the
riding in recent months. While the hospital will remain open
and core services maintained, there is still much debate about
services, staffing and changes brought about by
regionalization. I have spoken with front line workers, the
Health Board, concerned groups, and individuals in the
community. I have taken the concerns of Mission residents to
the Minister of Health, and I will continue raising these
concerns with the new minister."
Bright spots on the health front in the past year include a
major capital upgrade to nursing stations which is currently
underway at Mission Memorial Hospital, and an increase of
$7 million over the previous year for the Fraser Valley Health
Region, bringing the operating budget to Sl 83.2 million. In
December the Region also received an extra half million
dollars to ease the pressure in emergency wards.
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Clinton arrives in India on State visit
US President Bill Clinton arrived in Delhi, on the first State visit in 22 years, on
Sunday evening, amid unprecedented security, accompanied by his daughter
Chelsea mother-in-law Dorothy Rodham and several prominent officials and
businessmen. He was received by the External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh
and the Minister of State for External Affairs Ajit Panj a.
India will decide its own security matters: PM
Vajpayee said sanctions and conditions were imposed on India after the Pokhran
nuclear explosions, but India would face any difficulty to strengthen its security.
Shanmugam to be next Pondicherrv CM
Shanmugam's name was proposed by former chief minister Vaithilingam and
seconded by former agriculture minister N. Rangasamy, who were earlier in the
race for the top post.
Electric fencing for 195 km of International Border
This stretch of border from Palanwala in Chamb sector to Madhopur on the
Jammu and Kashmir-Punjab border is allegedly prone to be "most used" by
Pakistan's ISI for its "high voltage infiltration".
Revenue from FM stations over five times the reserve price
Of the total revenue, a sum of Rs 132.75 crore has come from just two bidders:
Rs 88.97 crore from ZEE TV's associate New Media Broadcasting from a
successful bid for 20 stations and Rs 43.78 crore from Bennet Coleman and
Company for twelve cities.
BJP defends Bihar Governor's decision
Addressing a press conference in Hyderabad, BJP general secretary Venkiah
Naidu said that the Governor had acted according to the Constitution and as per
norms.
National Sadbhawna Award for Manoj Kumar
SBSSD President Jitender Singh said on Saturday night that Manoj Kumar had
played a great role to generate patriotic feelings among the people through his
films.
Mental hospital in pathetic state
CHANDIGARH — A report on the Dr Vidya Sagar Mental Hospital,
Amritsar, is at present under study by the Punjab Government.
Give Punjabis their due: Tarlochan Singh
AMRITSAR—The vice-chairman of the National Minorities Commission,
Mr Tarlochan Singh, sought due recognition for Sikhs, who had played an
important role during the freedom struggle and had made several sacrifices
while fighting to defend their motherland.
Martyrs' kin presented badges
PATIALA—A solemn ceremony was held to honour soldiers who sacrificed
their lives during 1947 the wars of 62,65 and 71 and other counter-insurgency operations in the country.
Memorial to Bhai Mati Dass
CHANDIGARH—Mr Parkash Singh Badal, Chief Minister, Punjab, released a grant of Rs 5 lakh for construction of Bhai Mati Dass Memorial in
the memory of Bhai Mati Dass, a great martyr who laid down his Ufe for the
cause of humanity and opposed tyrannical forces.
Badal inaugurates livestock show
AMRITSAR—The Chief Minister, Mr Parkash SinghBadal, strongly
pleaded for the diversification of agriculture from the traditional crops to
value-added projects like dairy, poultry and fisheries. Earlier, Mr Badal
inaugurated the week-long 50th northern region livestock and poultry show
here and said Punj abi farmers must be trained in horticulture and floriculture
techniques to supplement their income.
Culture Dept 'abetted' immigration scam
CHANDIGARH—The Nachdaa Punj ab Youth Welfare Club today flayed
the role of the Punjab Cultural Affairs Department in sending officials and
employees cultural groups abroad.
Fight dowry evil, savs M.S. Gill
LUDHIANA—The Chief Election Commissioner, Dr M.S.Gill, exhorted
youth to make concerted efforts to do away the evil of dowry.
Dharna bv railway employees
CHANDIGARH, March 18—The unit of the Indian Railway Technical
Supervisors Association (IRTSA) based at Rail Coach Factory; Kapurthala,
observed a fast and organised a-dharna at Kapurthala.
Martyrs memorial: dist admn seeks Rs 1 crore
FEROZEPORE—Much-awaited beautification and landscaping of the
Martyrs' memorial at Hussainiwala is on the anvil. The district administration
has sought for a Rs 1 crore-investment, against the total Rs 3 crore project
cost proposed by the state Architecture Department.
Gang of hi-tech dacoits busted
SANGRUR—The Sangrur police has achieved a major success, smashing an
inter-state gang of hi-tech dacoits involved in a series of violent crimes in
Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh.
SAI coaches boycott exams
PATIALA—In an unprecedented development which has put the NIS
authorities in a fix, 10 put of the 11 coaches who had come to attend a mandatory refresher course held from February 22 to March 16, boycotted their
examinations, besides alleging "violation of norms by authorities while conducting the course".
Teachers resent govt apathy
ABOHAR—Teachers of private and government-aided primary schools
have expressed resentment over the stepmotherly treatment given to
Ferozepore district by the state government.
Polluting unit may be shifted
JALANDHAR—Acting on a complaint of residents of the Bagh Baharian
locality against an industrial unit causing noise pollution in the area, the regional
office of the Punjab Pollution Control Board has asked the local Municipal
Corporation to see the possibility of removal of the unit from the area.
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Happy Birthday!
4 Happy 6th Birthday Amardil!!
Amardil turned 6 on March 8th. His parents Amarjit and Sheila through a big party
for him. Birthday Greetings were conveyed from his brothers Jasdil and Gobind,
Dadij, Uncles, Aunts, Cousins and Grandparents.
Happy Birthday Neeta!! ►
Neeta celebrates her Birthday on March 26th
with her parents Balwinder and Darshan Sidhu,
Brother Jessie, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles
and All the Cousins.
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^ Happy Birthday
Sharron and Mandy who's Birthdays
fell on March 17th and 14th are going
to have a big Birthday Party this
weekend. Birthday greetings were
conveyed from Parents Jerry and Pam,
Brothers Jordan and Kyle, Grandparents,
Uncles, Aunts, Cousins
Happy Birthday  p
Happy Birthday to You!!
Happy Birthday to You!!
Happy Birthday dear JT
Happy Birthday to You!!
JT Celebrated His birthday
on March 19th with some
of his friends at Playdium.
Birthday greetings from
friends & family.
Happy Birthday!!
Jaspreet Gill celebrated her Birthday on March 18th, with
her parents Jag and Kamal and Brother Nyle. She recieved
lots of presents from her Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and
Cousins.
March 22nd to
April 10th, 2000
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Punjabi Patrika Cookery Corner
-Baljinder Aulalch
PASTA SALAD
Ingredients
1 packet butterfly pasta
or.other shapes
15 black olives
1 pkt cherry tomatoes
1/2 cucumber in pieces
1/2 tin sweet corn
Finely cut fresh green herbs
Dressing: 200 ml olive oil
100 ml red vinegar, 50 ml water
2 tbsp mustard, salt, pepper .
1-2 crushed garlic cloves
Finely cut green herb
PARSI RICE ROYAL
Ingredients
1 cup rice
1/2 Ib minced meat
1/2 cup (cut length wise)
frenchbeans
1/2 cup carrots
1 big capsicum
1 tbsp ginger-garlic paste
1 - 2 green chillies
salt according to taste
A few corrinder leaves
1/2 cup tomato puree
1/2 tbsp flour
1 tbsp butter or
margarine
*egg
2 onions finely chopped
and browned
1/2 cup cheese (grated)
oil for frying
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Method:
Cook pasta according to
instructions. Rinse in cold water.
Add a couple of teaspoons of oil
and mix well. Allow to cool. Beat together all
ingredients for dressing and adjust seasoning.
Pour dressing over salad just before serving
and toss it all lightly.   jppfj
Garnish with olives, tomatoes
and fresh green herbs.
The salad may be prepared
well in advance
and kept in the fridge.
Method:
Wash the minced meat. Mix with ginger
garlic paste, chillies, salt, coriander,
onions and egg. Make meat balls
and deep fiy until golden brown.
Remove and set aside.
Boil rice and keep aside
Boil french beans and carrots for about five
minutes. Fry flour in butter till brown.
Add tomato puree and a little water to this and
cook till gravy thickens.
To this gravy add the boiled vegetables and cut
capsicum. In an oven-proof dish, spread a portion
at the bottom.
Add the gravy with vegetables to this and top it
with meat balls.
Sprinkle the cheese over it. Continue making the
layers till all the ingredients are used.
Put the dish in a moderate oven and bake for
ten minutes before serving.
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 entertainment and puest sneakers
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Attendance goal of2,000 guests!
A Celebration of.
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April 10th, 2000 «
Securing Your Future
From the desk of Doug Kinton: ICBC Abbotsford Claim Centre Manager
Interview any mother or father about parenthood
and I am sure at some point in the conversation,
with little prompting, they will say that they
would do anything to protect their children from
harm. However, even the most well meaning
Mums and Dads are not always infallible when it
comes to fulfilling this basic instinct.
For instance, last week in the parking lot of a local
mall I witnessed a mother chastise her young son in
no uncertain terms for not looking both ways as he
crossed the road to where their car was parked. As I
watched her put the child into the car, it was a
horrifying feeling to see that she didn't even attempt
to fasten the harness on his car seat. As she drove
the car towards the highway, her son jumped up and down in the back
seat!   The boy was now in the greatest danger of his young life.   Car
crashes are the number one killer of our youth and it's our duty as parents
to minimize the risk.
The mother may or may not have known she washreaking the law. Worse
than that, she was obviously unaware that should be involved in even a
minor crash her child would probably suffer significant injury, as his tiny
body slams against the seat or windshield at the same speed as the car is
traveling.
Studies show that using a child restraint system correctly can reduce
the risk of serious injury or death in a crash by up to 80 per cent. In
order to provide the best protection for their children parents must
make sure of three things. Firstly, the child restraint they use is the
right type of car seat for their child (infant, convertible or booster).
Secondly, they have it correctly installed in their vehicle. And lastly,
they have properly secured the child into the restraint.
There are so many great devices available for providing a safer
environment for your children as they grow through the early years.
ICBC has an information brochure called 'Buying a Better Child
Restraint' to help parents make the right choice.
Remember, never let your children ride in the front seat of a vehicle
that is equipped with a passenger side air bag. In the event of a
collision it could kill them. Last year in the United States a father was
charged criminally following the death ofhis son for allowing the
child to sit in the front seat of the family vehicle that was equipped
with an air bag. It is your responsibility to keep your kids safe.~
Our children deserve the best chance possible for a safe and healthy
childhood and it's up to us not to take the easy route arid give into pleas
and cries of a young one that is not thrilled with the concept of being
restrained. It may mean the difference between life and death.
ICBC has information brochures called 'Buying a Better Child
Restraint' and "Doing it Up Right" which are available at your local
ICBC Claim Centre, Driver Services Centre and atAutoplan broker
offices.
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Dear Editor, the Patrika
The economic recovery in BC is well underway, as another 15,000 jobs were
created in February, the highest number of jobs created by any province in Canada!
This is the fourth month in a row that the unemployment rate has dropped, and it
now stands at 7.0 per cent the lowest since August 1981. The number of new jobs
in British Columbia's has increased by 341,000 in the last decade, and in 1999 over
42,000 new jobs were created, an increase of 2.2 per cent over 1998, our plan is
working.
More people have flooded into the labour market; indicating confidence in the
economy has risen. New jobs are concentrated in the full-time sector and spilt
between both goods and services and women and men. The unemployment rate
for BC youth has dropped dramatically in the last two years from 19% in January
1998 to 12% in January 2000.
The economic recovery has also been fueled by the largest single year financial
rebound of the forest sector. A turnaround of 1.6 billion in forestry revenue from
last year can be attributed to positive government policies such as: reducing red
type, strategic investments, lowering operating costs, as well as rising lumber prices.
Through government intervention and repayable loans, 300 jobs were preserved at
Meeker Cedar Products of Mission, and 200 at J.S. Jones Timber's Boston Bar
mill. As well support for the provincial government will also help to create more
then 800 new full-time jobs were at Conair in Abbotsford.
Another government initiative that is helping to lower unemployment is the Jobs
Partnership government has been formed to find jobs for people applying for BC
Benefits. Almost two-thirds of new applicants for BC Benefits are job-seeking
workers. These people want work, not welfare, because the best social safety net
is a job.
Some of the brightest sectors of the economy include high tech, tourism, film and
television.
High technology is B.C's fastest growing industry: in the past eight years it's
grown more than twice as fast here as in the rest of Canada, and now employs
more than 51,000 people.
The film and technology is B.C's fastest growing industry: in the past eight years
it's grown more then twice as fast here as in the rest of Canada, and now employs
more than 51,000 people.
The film and television industry employs 35,000 people, and a record $ 1.07 billion
was spent on feature film and television production in British Columbia in 1999; a
32-per-cent increase over the previous year. Industry experts have predicted continued growth at 10 per cent a year well into the next decade. In 1990,50 productions worth $ 188 million were shot in British Columbia.
Tourism Revenues are expected to surpass the $9-billion mark this year and almost 113,000 people are directly employed on this sector in the province, not including self-employed workers, many of whom work in outdoor recreation and
ecotourism.
The province will continue to implement policies that reduce unemployment and
grow our economy. We will also make strategic investments in high performing
sectors such as tourism, film and hi-tech to strengthen our economy through diversification.
We can all enjoy the good news as forecasters are optimistic about the world
economy, and the outlook for commodity prices is positive. The B.C. Economic
Forecast Council, an expert group of economic forecasters, predicts growth to
pick up in B.C. to 2.2 per cent in 2000 and 2.5 per cent in 2001!
Sincerely
Dennis Streifel, MLA Mission-Kent
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WHY WE NEED A PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO THE FAST FERRIES
The government's half-a-billion fast ferry fiasco is an alarming example of
NDP waste and misplaced priorities. The government pushed through the
project without any proper analysis of what it would cost, and without so
much as a business plan. As a result, taxpayers are now on the hook for $463
million money that should have gone to hospitals or schools. And every day
these money-losing ships remain in the water, the financial losses grow.
This waste and mismanagement never should have happened. If the NDP
want to make sure it doesn't happen again, they have to start by determining
exactly how and why this project was allowed to proceed in the first place.
British Columbians have a right to know. f&M
Ujjal Dosanjh said as much himself, when he was campaigning for the NDP
leadership. On January 26, the day after government members used their
majority to shut down a review of the fast ferry project by the Legislature's
all-parry Public Accounts Committee, Mr. Dosanjh stated: 'It is my view that
the public has a right to know and it's important that their rights be protected
in the most transparent way possible.'
But just one month after saying the public has a right to know how the fast
ferry fiasco occurred, Mr. Dosanjh is now breaking his commitment by
refusing to launch a public inquiry into the project. That's simply not
acceptable. Mr. Dosanjh clearly has no interest in getting to the bottom of this
matter, and is trying to sweep the whole issue under the carpet, just like Glen
Clark and Dan Miller tried to do.
The only way the public will get the answers they deserve is through a full,
public inquiry, where all the people responsible for this project are required to
testify under oath. For example, we know from the Auditor General's report
that the NDP Cabinet approved capital spending for this project, despite clear
warnings and concerns from Treasury Board staff about the project's financial
viability. The question is, why?
We also know the Auditor General found no evidence that anyone on
Treasury Board, including Mr. Dosanjh and his Deputy Premier Joy
MacPhail, or former Ferries Minister Dan Miller, ever bothered to act on staff
concerns about cost overruns, or make inquiries once the construction delays
became apparent. Why not?
The government's closure of the Public Accounts Committee's fast ferry
hearings confirmed that the NDP have no interest in answering British
Columbians' questions voluntarily. If Mr. Dosanjh really meant what he said
about the public right to know, he would.require himself and his Cabinet
colleagues to testify under oath before a full, public inquiry, to explain how
and why it was possible for them to allow this project to proceed.
Equally important, we need a full public inquiry so that government can learn
from this mistake, to make sure it never happens again. A public inquiry
would identify the changes that government needs to make, and enable it to
seek recommendations for how capital projects should be administered. We
know that it's better for major capital decisions on projects like the fast ferries
and SkyTrain to be made in public, not behind closed doors, and the Official
Opposition is committed to ensuring that happens.
By denying British Columbians the answers he
promised, Mr. Dosanjh is undermining public trust
and signaling that he is no different from his
predecessors.
GORDON CAMPBELL, MLA
Leader of the Official Opposition
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JOB VACANCY
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knowledge to work in Trucking
Business. Some training could be
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Baha'i Faith Devotions
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10:30 a.m.-Noon
AS.A Hall 2651 Cyril Street
"Everyone Welcome"
Phone: 859-7436
"All men have been created to carry forward an ever advancing civilization."
Baha'i Info Line
1-800-433-3284
Blueberry Plants for
year 2000
Good, steady Duke & Bluecrop
2 year old plants ready for planting. Many other new varieties
available for next year. Bluegold
& Nelson variety will be ready
by next spring. Call Kifi 826-
2269 Pgr: 504-2722
Picture Frames
All kinds of Picture Framing for
Photographs, Family portraits,
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HAIRSTYLIST
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Studio 54 Day Spa wants part
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Lease and finance offers are from Honda Canada Finance Inc., O.A.C. fBased on a 2000 Civic Sedan Special Edition (tfCivic Coupe Special Edition) (ACivic Hatchback Special) @ $238 (tt$238) (A$218) per month for 48 months respectively. Total
lease obligation of $15,883.48 (tt$16,453.02) )A$15,666.88) includes down payment, documentation fee, registration fee, tire & battery levy, 48 monthly payments and related taxes. Down payment or equivalent trade is $2,361.50 (ft$2,861.10)
(A$3,131.50). Initiation required of $3,406.44 (tt$3,975.99) (A$4,264.49) includes down payment, first monthly payment, registration fee, security deposit of $275 (tt$275) A$275). Zero down payment plans also available. 96,000 km allowance
(10c/km exceeding 96,000) applies. Taxes, licence and insurance are additional. Option to purchase at lease end for $8,450 (ff$8,304) (A$7,920) plus taxes. Dealer may lease for less. See Dealer for complete details. *As reported by Canadian
manufacturers.
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